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Rapido BaseMegaMenu error after upgrading to 9.9.0

Søren Ravn Lund
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Hello,

Rapido version 3.4

I get the following error after upgrading from DW version 9.8.9 to 9.9.0

The Web.config has been merged and netstandard is referenced

    <compilation debug="false" targetFramework="4.7.2">
      <assemblies>
        <add assembly="netstandard, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=cc7b13ffcd2ddd51" />
      </assemblies>
      <expressionBuilders>
        <add expressionPrefix="GS" type="Dynamicweb.Controls.Design.GlobalSettingsExpressionBuilder, Dynamicweb.Controls" />
      </expressionBuilders>
    </compilation>

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Nicolai Pedersen
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Well, better take a look inside that XSLT and see what is in it and see what is in your bin.

Rapido runs fine on 9.9: http://rapidodemo.dynamicweb-cms.com/

If you are hosted by us, we can have support look into it.

BR Nicolai

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Søren Ravn Lund
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Thanks for the swift reply.

My XSLT is 100% default - but adding <msxsl:assembly name="netstandard" /> to it fixes it.

So I guess it is something environment-related that requires my application to have that reference since you don't need it in yours.

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Nicolai Pedersen
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Yeah - probably. Maybe when .net stanard is installed on the server?

 
Søren Ravn Lund
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Yeah.. tried installing .netcore 2.0 to be sure it's there, but cannot properly test atm. 

 
Scott Forsyth Dynamicweb Employee
Scott Forsyth
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Thanks Soren. I ran into the same situation. For anyone interested in the future (or my future self), that needed to be added to BaseMegaMenu.xslt beside the other <msxsl:assembly ...> references, starting on line 4.

\Files\Templates\Designs\Rapido\Navigation\BaseMegaMenu.xslt"

<msxsl:assembly name="netstandard" />  

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Søren Ravn Lund
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Hi Scott - good job with the specific guidelines yes

 

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